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		<title>New Labour campaign songs</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Forget Iraq, foundation hospitals or education. The real batteground for the general election will be popular music.
Labour&#8217;s &#8216;97 campaign was soundtracked by Things Can Only Get Better by the diabolical D:Ream. The 2003 Labour Party conference had Heather Small&#8217;s appalling Proud.
So what will be their 2005 campaign song? We say&#8230;

Centre-left to My Own Devices &#8211; [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Forget Iraq, foundation hospitals or education. The real batteground for the general election will be popular music.</p>
<p>Labour&#8217;s &#8216;97 campaign was soundtracked by Things Can Only Get Better by the diabolical D:Ream. The 2003 Labour Party conference had Heather Small&#8217;s appalling Proud.</p>
<p>So what will be their 2005 campaign song? We say&#8230;</p>
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<li>Centre-left to My Own Devices &#8211; Pet Shop Boys</li>
<li>Gordon Brown Eyed Girl &#8211; Van Morrison</li>
<li>3rd Way Too Blue &#8211; Nick Drake</li>
<li>Grant Maintained School&#8217;s Out &#8211; Alice Cooper</li>
<li>Won&#8217;t Get Fooled Again &#8211; The Who</li>
<li>Iraq Me Tonight &#8211; Freddie Jackson</li>
<li>Build Me Up Buttercup &#8211; The Foundation Hospitals</li>
<li>My Cherie Amour &#8211; Stevie Wonder</li>
<li>If You Tolerate <a href="http://www.powerpaydayloan.com/pay-for-school-tuition.aspx">Tuition</a> Fees Then Your Children Will Be Next &#8211; Manic Street Preachers</li>
<li>Public Private Partnership Dancer &#8211; Tina Turner</li>
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<p>UPDATE: The 2005 Labour campaign song will be U2&#8217;s Beautiful Day. Last year Bono described Blair and Brown as the <a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/3701414.stm">Lennon and McCartney of global development</a>.</p>
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